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Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

viii make the Spring and Simmer Sea-
son Al FARKER'S r. .. on Silver Creek.
Enlister is sired by Enquirer. dam
Cr0wnlet by Australian second dam
Burnet, by Lexington. Was awarded the
prize at the last Stale Fair for "best thor
oughbred Stallion" Has made noted
winnings upon the turf at one and two
miles. Tr0ts in harness bis mile in three
minutes. For further particulars address
ENLiSTER,
apis 3m Parker's p. o.. Yazoo Co.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Martin 3illrlt 8 Co.'S standard
He-No Tea, pure and free from
all adulierasioa. at
4 urtrr,c
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Meurs. W. c. Crtlr ami o. !. Putnam,
cf the trm cf,R- j.. cfalg 4 60, 81 New
Oritans. eolfon lacioT4 SER u our t9wn
last Tuesday, makInE arran1cmenis 70
f--rsr hnee 1rls1a he ncrt colfoa zea-
fnr. f'his ht.ase has nn<t cxcllsat -
ri4lI-z 'Inr tanaIInz etIfuli. su1 he e.
ItiishnInf4 a ~ 1r4neF iHIe VII b e
rihani4ssr to toIt ear 1leItaaris eIl4 TAR
mrrs. Il 4 ena ~ rs fncsl reIiaeIe hoa-
rs ia iIIs rn'IFH Slsies.- kesCiusko Nes-
senEef.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
MORTGAGE LOANS.
THE
THE
GWATHMEY ECLIPSE
HuLLER GIN.

Special aliehilon ls called 10 this IN
proved Gin, which has obiaiued great
popularity among planters u the Ms
sissippi River c9unties and Deer Creek
county. A zzmple with Feeder aud
Condenser attachments is o. exhibition
AZ NJ. 6toree Jenne's Store, 8zin 81,
with certificates from many leading pian-
lcE q The valley, Who testify N 20 am
bieuous language 70 ife superior excel.
lence- z. B. FORT. Agent,
fazoo City.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Lightning Collie Cure
made by L. j. Mangham and for sale BY
Gibson q Co.. Is Invaluable for all who
care to keep their stock healthy.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
WANTED.

A House-keeper. Address
G. CARESS,
Box "a, Yazoo City.
iuixy CIR.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

oreanery Bs0lf o. ies 10 solid
one por1d prinis, fer sale 81
A. l. HTATrS.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Cal and zee NJ samples Of Clothing Of
a. Raymond & 10. New York, whose
name Is guarantees d quality and til.
Il G-W BkAkTIE4.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
Hoes I Hoes | Hoes !

Crane Bros. & CO. hare last receirps
tneir sfock ef Ha1dIed sad Ere Hoes
znt al'eF some tarzzin1 % planters and
izrze hETtlz
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
Geo. M. Powell
INSURANCE AGENCY,
YAZQO CTTv MISS

Represents the following Fire Insurance
Companies with Assets over
20 MiIIlonsD Dollars.
LIVERPOOL, LONDON & GLOBE, ,.ol
England
FACTORS q TRADERS, oi New Or
leans, La.
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSO-
CITATION, Of New Orleans La.
HOME, Of New York.
GElsMANIA. OF New York.
WESTERN ASSURANCE of Toronto,
Canada.
NEW ) DIRK. LIFE Il INSURANCE 90.
with assets ovcn6S million slDiIars
Particular attention gwen 40 Insnring
Gin Houses, Cotton and Country proper
", and will take all risks against
Wind and Cyclones.
at very low rate sffg0u wish insurance
Oh your Life Or Property give me call.
Office ut P. B. Powell 4 Cos. Shoe
Store. sept 26Iy
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
For Sale.

The Blue Front Store on Main Street
now occupied by L. s. Schwartz. Ap-
ply to SCHMIrT BROS.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
yaEoaCAaFbaa
Cure! !!

MIR. Z. j. MANGHANI
has recently treated seven er eight cases
OF Chafhon on Koslnnsa and was sue
cessfHi in every Instance Now IS the
time for charbon and be can cure Il
without tail.
As a preventative nothing i better
than the renowned mixture which heals
this article made by NJ. 7. J. ManRIia1s,
and tor sale By Bibson 4 Co. in fazoo
City. Two OF thres bollies aFe ell that
Is required 70 prevent this terrible disease
anIong stock.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

Good hoard can be had in private iami-
lies al SID. Tickets for. the water, IS per
month.
Hacks meet all trains at the depol. Ad-
dress Il. X JAYNE, Prop.
july slim
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22

The following are the beat tickets so
far as nominated. Beat win nominate
on Saturday. Beat will hold convcn-
ton at some future date aud select It's Off
GERS,
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-22
ENLISTER

iuly e.lm
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
is THIS TRUE?
Report That aa American Fishing
schocnsr was Sunk by a Shot From a
Canal Cruiser and al, on Board Drowned.

X A"e al IaL1leIlCau c1Snlfle
schocnsr was Sunk by a Shot From a
Canal Cruiser and al. on Eoard Drowned.
OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. ia gentleman jus,
arrived here from Botouche u small v llace
on the Gulf of St. Lawrence, New B.uns.
wick, tells q startling sensational strry. cal.
culatcd to make the blood hoil in the heart OF
every American citizen. He SANS a fleming
schooner belonging to the United States has
been sunk by q shot FROM rnc OF the Cat adian
cruisers, snd all on board lost. 1hcs,ory rs III
credible, but the reliability of the informant
can be depended upon. he Is a gentleman
~ho has ho interest whatever in fishing ma,
ters,. and can have no possible reason for re
oortiny a false story. He st ties that enc
night about eight days ago, himself and wife
were awakened by two loud reports in the
morning. They were the reports of two can
shots, fired from the cruiser in pursuit
Of an American fishing %schoourr.
The second shot struck nnc OF
The sch0oner's masts, which fel,
with all sails AID turned the schooner
completely over on the side, when che filed
and sank immediately. Every man or board
went down, there not being . minutes time
to launch the boats. After seeing the ter.
r:ble results Ut the shots the cruifer put to
sea and was soon lost 10 the night. The
humbtr OF lives lost is probably twelve to III.
teen, possibly two or three more. That tue
report did not come Oune from BatOucLe ia
exclaimed by the agent that it Is All ieolatei
place. The gentleman relating the affair
said every effort was being made to keep II
quiet.
Later dispatches from WASHINGTON, Otta-
W.. Montreal, and Toronto, sag that nothing
= fiia!ai has bcrn received, and :il t;screlit
tie sto:y. So
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
The Kitchen Garden in August.

AIS 6lkStI6u SWLoSu " O0Ss
Weeds among crops will demand at
tention. Now that crops are being
cleared off, remember that if the land
is not occupied by some useful crop,
ono of weeds will take possessionR.an d
make trouble for the future. Spinach
sown late in this month and in next,
may be q useful crop, or dwarf peas,
such Us "American Wonder" may be
sown, and if it does not give a crop of
peas, it will be most usefulto plow under
us green mannre. Rye sown now will
give a welcome bite for the cows, il se-
curely tethered, and also an early green
feed next spring. after which it may be
turned under. Rye is recommended
for large areas only; for small gardens
use peas. In sending vegetables to
market, wash, If need be, and make
bects, onions, carrots, etc., into neat
lunches. of the size that custom has es-
tablished for the market. The Chinese
r%ose-colorcd radish, il sown now, will
make a crop, which dug and preserved
in soil as other roots, will be very ac-
ceptable to those who are fond of rad
ishes. Sow the intermediate turnips-
Yellowstone, Aberdeen and Cowhorn.
sown now they will usually make good
crops. Rutabaga kinds should be well
.hinned to ten inches apart.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
Movements of the Redskins.

DESvsR. COL, Aug. 1s.-A News special
just received from Glenwood says: The News
special northern courier has learned that the
White river Ute Indians have sent runners
to Uncompahgre's camp, Blsckfeet, Sioux,
Crow aud other tribes In Colorado, Wyoming,
Montana and Halo for aid. Colorow knows
that he must fight, nrd this will be . decisive
hattie aud trat It will cnd the Indian q:,es-
ton forever. He has determined, It 10 said,
10 have other tribes brought into the present
difficulties, and Wills the outbreak has ben
local % far, he wants to make It q national
one. Runners are reported to have etarted
for the camp OF other TRIES from Yellow
Jacket Pass. On Sunday niRht Duncan Blair,
u white anchman who married . Ute eauaw,
and who is said to be popular with the Utee,
ts Hllee. d to have stated this for a fact.
A special f,om Meeker says: The situation
I . the Ute trouble remains unchanged. No
further trouble lie anticipated until the sheriff
and posse and the militia male an attempt to
arreet the two Indians charged with horse
stealing.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
Care of Pasture.

AS a rule, pastures in this countr,
receive little or no care. No crop gets
less attention, yet none would respond
more quickly to good care. Much at.
tention has been given to premium
crops of corn. wheat, potatoes, the i'm.
provement of horses, cattle, sheep and
swine; even poultry arc encouraged by
liberal premiums; but we seldom hear
of a premium crop Of grass. 1t seems
practicable to double the present yield
without an outlay at all corresponding
to the increased value of the crop. Is
there any good reason why a farmer
should not bestow as much care IN
selecting the proper seeds, and in the
after-trcatment of meadows, as he
would in selecting or breeding and
raising a Shorthorn bull calf or a
Mcrino lamb.
Grass should not be pasturcd in very
early spring, before the ground settles
and the sod becomes firm. By this
early pasturing the tops are kept close
~ cut off, the roots are injured, from
which the grass does not recover for q
whole year. To gain and thrive, the
grass needs a few green leaves as
much as a horse needs fresh air and a
stomach to digest a liberal allowance
Of food. If cut frequently and kept
short. like the grasses of the lawn, the
roots will not make the same size and
extent of growth as when the stalks
and leaves have free development. The
roots depend as much on the leaves rs
the latter does on the roots. Pastures
should not be allowed to grow very
long in the spring without feeding, as
the culms run up the blossom and
make a growth ~distastefnl 10 all kinds
of stock. BY movable fences or other
wise, it is a good plan to feed off a
piece rather closely. let it get a start,
and then feed off again evenly.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
Farm Notes.

Farm Noee9s
The insect.eating birds are. among
the farmers best friends, to be cher
ished and protected.
Judicious thinning of tree fruits is a
very fine and profitable thing whenever
it can DO conveniently practiced.
The farmers at Kiitery, Maine. r
troubled with a small worm that has
appeared upon the herd's-grass. eating
its way to the first joint.
The government of Victoria. Austra-
lia, is spending at the rate of 100000
Il year to keep in check the increase of
rabbits on crown lands.
In curing hay and planting corn for
fodder have in mind our long winters.
and when you think you have enough.
secure or prepare for a little more.
By feeding the oats unthrcshed. We
save the labor of threshing, and also
get the straw and grain together in tho
stomach, getting u better digestion of
both than when fed separate.
Crab grass springs up after every
rain. 1t should be eradicated when
very young. and on dry, warm days.
If cleaned out in its first stages the
work will DO easy, but if allowed to
root well and make growth it will en-,
tail a vast amount of labor.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
FOREIGN.

The uncxl cctcd appearance a. Halifax OF
the British warsaip Wraugle, gives additional
color to the report that mcn-of.war ar. t., as.
sist the dominion fishery cruisers in tAc Gull
of st. Lawrence.
Prof. Tynial hiss written another seat!ire
Article attacking Gladstone. Hssays the facts
tend to verify the fact that Gialston. is
merely a resonant mask through when John
Morley blows over the land Ills fanat!cal trea-
son.
News of the utter failure Ct the Labrador
fisheries corfirms ;he worst fears If the PEG.
Pile. The alarming rei.ort /: rccs iyei 1T St
Johns that 1000 VESSELS ar. coming back
clcan, md that the remaining SOD crafts have
Only a few quinta:s of fl Ii each. Colonies OF
fishermen have gone to the Pacific ccast t.
cesia lie anew in the r;ca fish. ries reported
there.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
WEST Ii souym.

The cattle commission of Illinois announce
II Cook county.
The Catholic church ut st. Paul, eighteen
miles west Of Fort Madison, was wrecked BIZ
, wind storm on Saturday evening.
L sic Wliiiams, a sixteen. yca-.old boy, was
..-.aatly killed while attempting to jun, on
freight train in the Omaha yards Monday.
St.wart jackson, president OF the d, spatcl
'%F.r,fsr company of Kansas City, has alb.
,.nad.d, leaving several personal friends
and relatives in the lurch to tie extent Of
1900.
Thomas Morton, editor of the Nebraska
city News, and the eldest Journalist in thu
state, died Friday night. He set the first gal.
ley Of type in Nebraska In November, 1854.
On "Wednesday morning Bishop Is Spears
.'canut warehouse aud Alk!re IL Co.'s grocery
store We're h,,racd u. st. Louis. Three fire.
men we're ki:lc.: and t"o injured, one fatally.
Shaft No. 1, OF Ashland misc, near Hurry.
Wisconsin, cave in "Wednesday afternoon a:
d: o'clock, killing three men and i~niuriur
another SO badly that he is not expected to
live.
The "srhumb" of the Peninsula, says a De.
tro!t dispatch, has suffered much from fires.
Cut grair, fences and harms have beer
burned. Farmers IN tic straits OF Mackinaw
are In great distress.
Thehody Of a colored g,rl, horribly wounded,
.r1S fr,ir1 In fhn y-nn1o v,pvr lsravl,1f, ,,,t,
.sua, Wednesday. Her step.father, Dan Has.
kins, who WAS suspected of the crime was
captured. He confessed and asked to bc
hanged, which was Immediately done.
Six murdercrs Of John Duval, an American
~clslzen, at Santa Rosa, Mexico, have been
sentenced to ten years. Imprisonment. A
.tvent'l man who spoke disrespectfully of the
dead man in court was sentenced to the same
term, although not concerned In the murder.
Charley Parker, the cowboy who robbed
Paynaster Bush, Of the United States army.
of 10000 at Hay Springs in February, was
Captured Thursday at GraudssNebraska, b.
TIE sheriff of Logan county. He had 1850
~ his person.
Eleven roustabouts undertook. to cross the
o 10 river 1t Cincinnati "Wednesday night. A
p .ss'p.s steamer swamfea tic skttr and three
of them we're drowned. namely, Tom Reilly,
OF st. Louis, Peter Eschcibernnsr and Ell
Faire, Of Cincinnati.
Dennis Ryan, tine St. Paul millionaire, and
a company of eastern capitalists began the
erection of the largest elnelting and reduction
works in the country at Tacoma, Washington
Territory, on Wednesday. The capital stock
Of the company is placed at e. 0OO, 0ao, aud
the works arc to turn out AGO tons of ore
daily.
Levi Rosenfela, aged scyenty.two, one Of
the p'onecrs of Chicago, died carly TAursday
He leaves an estate valued at
t3,0OO,o 700. He was the father Of Maurice
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
Base Bal, a. The Hui.

Boston Record: VIVA makes you
get so excitedr' SAID Harvey Collision
to a young man at the ball game the
other day. The young man, who had
thrown his hat ia the MIR. shaken
hands with five ncig. bors. jumped up
and down, whooped and shouted, ern-
bracing the mar next to him, looked
up amazed. and said:
"Why, I amt excited"
s'Perhaps not, but you've bitten
through your lip in your phiiosopnic
calmness."
The young man looked down, saw
the blood dripping on his shirt front
and acknowledged the corn.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26

ton. Il heavy growth ot csov1e -
timothy win leave little room Tor,
|thistles, except IN vacant spaces.
Enough will push through to keep The
root alive, and e. soon as the. laid -
plowed they will grow with greater
vigor than ever, even on fields whore
but few before were to be seen.
Heavily seeding With clover or grass
il therefore one Of the best means,
not Of destroying thistles but Of max
ing them a. little trouble ~ possible.
On . farm filed with thistles the
larger part should be seeded heavily,
and then the fields one after another b
taken in hand and the thistles in each
thoroughly rooted out. It il true a
great doal Of hay Is half thistles, but
this is mainly the farmers fault, either
in not sowing enough grass or clover
seed or in pasturing these until they
were destroyed. leaving tho thistles to
occupy their places.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
WASHINGTON.

Senator Riadlcbcrgcr, of Virginia, writes to
a friend that he fayors Blaine for president.
The president will visit Memphis, Tenncs.
see, during his western trip.
Indian Agent shcenap, OF Aitkin, Mime.
sofa, informs the Indian Office that no danger
exists at Aitkin.
Senator Rlddlebergcr, Who was sentenced
by the county court to Eve days in the jail,
wac released by a mob.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26

Among the new msmbers Of congress Il -
said that only Mr.. Granger, 1t Connectlcut'
bears the honorary degree II LII. d. Nj.
Phelan. Of Tennessee, ths you5gctt MEMBER
ef tho house, bea:s that OF Pc. D.. confcsred
BY the Univereity Of Leipsic.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26

Owing to the low price Of wheat
farmers are becoming less careful to
keep it free from rye. The two grain:
vary little in value BY weight. and
there are many farmers who think that
they produce better crops when grown
together than either would separately.
It looks slovenly to see wheat and rye
growing together; but ii rye gets in the
farm, more or less will appear In the
whcatfeld every season. Years ago.
farmers used to cut out the rye just as
its tail stalks peered above the wheat;
but little of that is done now. This
scattering rye docs not detract enough
from the price to make 1t worth while
10 remove it. But rye is much harder
than wheat, and in bad seasons will
rapidly increase IN proportion 10 the
finer grain. It is worth while to get
pure seed wheat. This is the only way
to prevent rye from coming in.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
Canada Thisties in Meadow,

Ssna0" 1u1SueS m MsauoWS.
Tho Canada thistle, though not
easily killed. is yet comparatively easy
to keep in subsection. provided the
surface Is covered with other vegeta-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
GRAND ARMY CHARITY.
Moaey Expended in the Various De.
psr,msn.s in the Past Year.

MADISON. Wis, aug. is Sine rcturrs
nave all heen :,ndc to the national head
quarters OF the Grand Amy of the eluhlic,
Shaving the amount Of I.,ney expended b.
esch dspar:inan' for charitable purposes dur
ing The tiscai yen. c.ltcl March 81, 1857.
Crry ~. ns fnliuu..
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26
ANOTHER Deaf 4.

CHICAGO, Aug. IS Another victim of Oh.
chatsnor,h wreck did this morning at Fair
pnry. III. name WAS Elton Waters, Of Cat.
tarargus, N. Y. Unit! within u few days ni
factory ut Elgip. THIS m ,kcs the tot nun
Ger ii verified deaths scventy-sigat.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26

L. D. Mcknight, recently from Custer
county, pulled up in Harvard and put a bull.
1t through lis brain. Lucius was less than
twenty yesrs .: age ard leaves two wives, one
a widow and the other divorced.
Sarah Bernhardt's object in making a pet
of a tiger cat has at length been made public.
1t is announced in the Partisan papers that
the tiger !s a moet Intelligent animal and has
learned to tell q creditor as soon as It sees
one. It Is further announced that the tiger
Is generally at large in Nine. Bernhardt,s
drawing room.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26

The cleansing, antisept,c and healing quail.
ties ~ D.. 6agess Cstasrh Remedy are us-
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26

ih.totat III unt rsairta1 rs expended 70
c'isritshle !nr.csss is se5 ,9t43. The to,a
hInss.ar q: afaoas relieved vas a:6 8 6. Of
VII ~ l. q Z WI, members If the Grand
Arm y, :. Ills II. M ea..cr. 500, were either
eli ,i' 's ,.ct mesnrcys or .a;.e dependent
! il OH: $ .:,iic.. or &C assn veterans for su;.
~ wife the aaan':nt .cpo.t.d IS onis
s",t ? g y y i liz + 10 i9ssu.;" that IS mlcl,
mot. w..s div ;tad tt charitable purposes IL
I'll ints ,mal manner by the numerous posts,
of wi.ici. no record at Ill was kept. Ii viii
t. IL; he seen that the order was the means moi
only IF an infinite amnun OF fraternnl el ~.
iaent to the $50, 900 members and their FAM.
lee, but also If placing $500, 000fr such a way
rs to relieve 20. GOS cases Of actual distress.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-26

svkansas......s &C. N"hrssks...... a1ra
Cii''o.nM. -. t,5elINew J.rsey.... S5 4
q 'iorado ...... 9 oua New M,xicu... $
Gouncst clt... 9Sibl NV Yors..... $3.50
!saAota........ 1851 New Hanfsn!re st2.
Delaware ..... 55Jl Un'o...... go. ITO q
Ti.tiia....... ureson....... 9.S
GIif Onciuiin.s rean:sisauia.. 2S.l2g
L5u'sfna, etc .a3Pptsmsc (D!.t.
iiil..ci s........ II hail % e .lul,Dia. 1.16S
indiana: 10000. aSsiE .an.ie Islsnt.. las
'owa.... ...... sod Tennessee ard
kinsus....... Gift Gsoriia..... 20,
Kentucky 500. ln7 teSus......... 62
M-iit..... -. A.135lN all .... 42G
Massachusetts 5i:hi1 Vermont ...... 1,44
Meryiahd..... rs; Virginia.. ..... 9 6
Michigan $50. o II. "'ash'ton Ter. 9 .
MinnesGtA 49,. 8 aus West Virgins. as
Missol'! 5000. 1850 W!sconsin..... 4,15S
VI 1atals 5000. 5D1